clouted
ˈklaʊtɪd
Definition

Definition of clouted - Reverso English Dictionary

Adjective

1.
impactRarehit hard or struckRare
  • The clouted boxer staggered back to his corner.
smacked whacked
2.
influenceDatedinfluenced or controlled by someoneDated
  • The clouted politician followed the orders of his benefactor.
controlled influenced
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Origin of clouted

Middle English, clout (patch)

Examples of clouted in a sentence

  • He wore a clouted shirt from the rough game.
  • The clouted journalist wrote articles favoring the corporation.
  • A clouted judge ruled in favor of the influential businessman.

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  1. French:frappé, influencé, ...
  2. German:getroffen, beeinflusst, ...
  3. Italian:colpito, influenzato, ...
  4. Spanish:golpeado, influenciado, ...
  5. Portuguese:golpeado, influenciado, ...
  6. Chinese:被打, 受影响, ...
  7. Japanese:殴られた, 影響を受けた, ...
  8. Arabic:مَضْرُوب, خاضع لنفوذ, ...
  9. Hebrew:מֻכֶּה, מֻשְׁפָּע, ...
  10. Russian:ударенный, под влиянием, ...
  11. Ukrainian:ударений, під впливом, ...
  12. Hindi:मारा हुआ, प्रभावित, ...
clout
klaʊt

Definition of clout - Reverso English Dictionary

Noun

1.
violenceUKblow with the hand or a hard objectUK
  • He gave him a clout on the head.
hit strike
2.
powerUSinfluence or power especially in politics or businessUS
  • Her clout in the industry is undeniable..
authority influence power

Verb

1.
exert influenceintr.have influence or power in a particular situationintr.
  • She clouted the decision-making process at the meeting..
control influence sway
2.
impacttr.Rarehit hard with the hand or fisttr.Rare
  • He clouted the punching bag with all his strength.
punch smack strike
3.
repairtr.DatedUKcover or patch with cloth or leathertr.DatedUK
  • She clouted the torn jacket with a leather patch.
mend patch repair
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Images of clout

  • clout: short, flat-headed nail
    short, flat-headed nail
  • clout: piece of cloth or a patch
    piece of cloth or a patch
  • clout: the target used in archery
    the target used in archery

Expressions with clout

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possess influence or power over others
She has clout in the fashion industry.
hit someone with the hand, usually not very hard
If you don't listen, I'll give you a clout.
possess influence or power over people or decisions
She has some clout in the company.
having strong influence or power over others
He is a businessman with clout in the industry.
attempting to gain influence or power through social media
Her clout chasing involves posting controversial opinions to get more followers.
list of people with significant social media following
She was thrilled to be included in the clout list of Instagram influencers.

Origin of clout

Old English, clut (a patch of cloth)

Examples of clout in a sentence

  • She felt a clout on her back as she turned around.
  • The senator's clout helped pass the bill.
  • He used his clout to get the deal approved.
  • He hammered a clout into the wooden frame.
  • The toolbox was missing a clout for the project.
  • She wrapped the gift in a colorful clout.

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  1. French:coup, influencer, ...
  2. German:Hieb, beeinflussen, ...
  3. Italian:colpo, avere influenza, ...
  4. Spanish:golpe, tener influencia, ...
  5. Portuguese:murro, influenciar, ...
  6. Chinese:巴掌, 有影响力, ...
  7. Japanese:一撃, 影響を与える, ...
  8. Arabic:ضَربَة, مارَسَ النُفوذ, ...
  9. Hebrew:חֲבָטָה, לְהַשְׁפִּיעַ, ...
  10. Russian:удар, иметь влияние, ...
  11. Ukrainian:ляпас, впливати, ...
  12. Hindi:घूंसा, प्रभाव डालना, ...

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